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Definition of zillionaire in English: zillionairenounˈziljənɛːˌzilyəˈner informal An extremely rich person. 〈非正式〉超级富豪，富可敌国的人 Example sentencesExamples - If this guy lived in Silicon Valley, he might be a zillionaire today.
- The Indian middle classes are fast being Americanised, with the mid-Atlantic masala twang and the mobile telephone washing through the ranks of the rupee zillionaires on a tidal wave.
- They blabbed about their time in the desert, became zillionaires and ruined it for everyone who fancied earning a bit more than the king's shilling.
- I hate companies that say ‘we're only going to pay you half what you're worth, but the stock options will make you a zillionaire when we go public!’
- From the right's point of view, you couldn't invent a better caricature of a New Age Hollywood zillionaire to be the public face of the anti-war movement.
- You never know, this time next year we could be zillionaires.
- IfI were a zillionaire, I'd live in a castle and operate out of the cozy centers of the spaces.
- The implication throughout the chapter is that these superachievers and zillionaires owe him favors and see him as a brother.
- Now, here we've got a zillionaire with all the money in the world to buy whatever identity he wants to buy from anywhere at any price.
- Then they think you're a zillionaire or something.
- Wayans Manor was the kind of house the Munsters would have lived in if they'd been zillionaires.
- Gibson's a zillionaire, and Smith's a multi-gazillionaire.
- So this is the zillionaire luxury yacht lifestyle.
- I'm not about to become a zillionaire as a result, but I am making more money.
- I'm guessing you're something of a zillionaire?
- If I extrapolate this far enough, I'll be a zillionaire!
- Eriksson quits as a result and is later seen in Chelsea village dining with a Russian zillionaire.
Synonyms magnate, mogul, big businessman, baron, merchant prince, captain of industry, industrialist, financier, top executive, chief, lord, magnifico, nabob, grandee
Origin1940s: from zillion, on the pattern of millionaire. Definition of zillionaire in US English: zillionairenounˌzilyəˈner informal An extremely rich person. 〈非正式〉超级富豪，富可敌国的人 Example sentencesExamples - I'm not about to become a zillionaire as a result, but I am making more money.
- I hate companies that say ‘we're only going to pay you half what you're worth, but the stock options will make you a zillionaire when we go public!’
- Gibson's a zillionaire, and Smith's a multi-gazillionaire.
- From the right's point of view, you couldn't invent a better caricature of a New Age Hollywood zillionaire to be the public face of the anti-war movement.
- IfI were a zillionaire, I'd live in a castle and operate out of the cozy centers of the spaces.
- Now, here we've got a zillionaire with all the money in the world to buy whatever identity he wants to buy from anywhere at any price.
- You never know, this time next year we could be zillionaires.
- So this is the zillionaire luxury yacht lifestyle.
- The implication throughout the chapter is that these superachievers and zillionaires owe him favors and see him as a brother.
- Eriksson quits as a result and is later seen in Chelsea village dining with a Russian zillionaire.
- Wayans Manor was the kind of house the Munsters would have lived in if they'd been zillionaires.
- The Indian middle classes are fast being Americanised, with the mid-Atlantic masala twang and the mobile telephone washing through the ranks of the rupee zillionaires on a tidal wave.
- I'm guessing you're something of a zillionaire?
- They blabbed about their time in the desert, became zillionaires and ruined it for everyone who fancied earning a bit more than the king's shilling.
- Then they think you're a zillionaire or something.
- If this guy lived in Silicon Valley, he might be a zillionaire today.
- If I extrapolate this far enough, I'll be a zillionaire!
Synonyms magnate, mogul, big businessman, baron, merchant prince, captain of industry, industrialist, financier, top executive, chief, lord, magnifico, nabob, grandee
Origin1940s: from zillion, on the pattern of millionaire. |